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Tag Archives: Reading
Most Literate Countries
Posted in Books, ebooks, Europe, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged newspapers, Printing, Publishing, Reading
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Getting Your Priorities Straight
I love each and every edition of “Reading Quirks” comics. You can catch-up on the series, with illustrations by Laura Pacheco and scripts from The Wild Detective bookstore guys right here.
Just Saying
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, ebooks, Writing
Tagged indie bookstores, Reading
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Let’s Stay Together
h/t to illustrator/author Aram Kim & the Brooklyn Library
You have to read this book
h/t to the marvelous Spanish cartoonist Laura Pecheco (and you really do need to read Station 11 by Emily St.John Mandel.
Train Your Brain
This great little video from the clever folks behind the Improvement Pill YouTube channel addresses persistent misconceptions about reading.
Keep On Reading
You can see much more from the brilliant cartoonist Grant Snider and purchase books, posters, and more on his website.
The pen is mightier than the keyboard
As someone with horrible penmanship, I sometimes struggle to even interpret my own notes, but I can’t quibble with the notion that handwriting can allow one to think more thoroughly about information. This neat infographic from Pens.com explains why we should … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Tech, Writing
Tagged handwriting, keyboards, literacy, penmanship, Reading
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Travel Between The Pages 